A pound note dating back almost a century could fetch hundreds of pounds at auction this weekend.
The £1 Isle of Man Bank note dating back to 1933 will be up for sale through Douglas auctioneer house Murray's.
The firm's hosting a sale on Allan Street in Douglas on Saturday, August 29.
The black and pink note showing Douglas Bay and the harbour with a green triskelion green design on its reverse is estimated to sell for between £300 and £500.
Controlled burn got out of control
The Fire and Rescue Service says it was called out to controlled grass burn which ran out of control yesterday.
Stewart makes history with four MGP wins in one week
Scottish rider Johnny Stewart has made road racing history by becoming the first person to win four Manx Grand Prix races in a week.
Plans for new wedding venue
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Former MHK wants to return to office
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Final day of racing
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Noel spots his first Manx wallaby!
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Election deadline looming for vote registration
If you want to vote in this year's general election, you'll need to make sure you're registered by tomorrow.
Santa needed - own beard an advantage!
It may only be August, but a local company's already looking for Santa!
